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Naughty Ladybird hard plastic toy — choking & injuries risk

EU Safety GateSerious riskChokingInjuriesJun 26, 2015
Photo from the official notice: Naughty Ladybird hard plastic toy — choking & injuries risk
Photo from the official notice: Naughty Ladybird hard plastic toy — choking & injuries risk

Photos from the official notice: EU Safety Gate (European Commission) · image rights

Hazard

The product contains small parts (blue balls at the tip of the antennas, right and left rear wheels before the wheels moving parts, stickers on the wheels) that can be easily detached. A child could put them in the mouth and choke on them.Moreover, the blue plastic ball of the antennae detaches and leaves the end of the springs of the antennae accessible, which present sharp points and can cause injuries.The product does not comply with the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive and the relevant European standardEN 71-1.

Measures taken

  • Ban on the marketing of the product and any accompanying measures — Other (29/04/2015)

Product description

Hard plastic toy Ladybird with two pink, flapping wings, under which you can see the blue shining body. The yellow ladybird's head includes blue eyes and a red mouth and two fastened spring horns (antennas) with blue beads at their ends.The toy is packed in a cardboard box.

What should I do?

If you own this product, stop using it and check the official notice for what the seller or authority advises (return, refund, repair or disposal). Measures listed here were reported by national authorities to the EU Safety Gate system.

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